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May Half Term Support

Half term holidays can be a difficult time, with many added pressures and a change of routine but only for a short time. We’ve put together some useful information and links to support you and your family during this time.

Please remember that we want to support our families as much as possible at Inclusion. If you are struggling then please do contact us as we may be able to offer some support. We know this is more difficult during holidays so please do use some of the below support links as well.

Kids Eat Free

The amazing team at the Money Saving Centre have put together a list places offering free or reduced price meals for children this half term.

Local Pantry’s

There are several local pantry’s in the area. These are local services which offer food packages at reduced rates. Once you register with them you can buy a selection of food (around 12 items, with at least 2 being a meat or fish option) for £5 and you can chose what you have from what they have on their shelves. Each pantry will have its own cost and details of what they offer and a full list, including opening times can be found here

Kids Eat Free – May Half Term – Days out with the kids

Food Banks

Days out with the kids

Trussell Trust

The Trussell Trust have details of local food banks in your area.

To access a food bank then you must be referred for a voucher via Health or Social worker, GP, school, Citizens Advice or other support services. Please note, unfortunately Inclusion Hampshire, Inclusion School and Inclusion College can not award these vouchers.

Find info on your local Foodbank here

The Trust can also offer some support and information on energy bills here

You can also contact the Help Through Hardship Helpline on 0808 208 21 38. This is open Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm

All Yours

All Yours are a local charity that can support families by providing period boxes.

You can visit their website to register and request these. All information is confidential.

For more information please visit their website www.allyoursbox.co.uk

Ways to reduce anxiety when events
in the news are distressing

Social Media & Screen Time

We know that screen time can increase when there are difficult news events happening as we follow the news more closely but this can cause more anxiety. You can find more about managing this and reporting harmful content here https://swgfl.org.uk/magazine/current-events-responding-to-online-harm/

Managing Anxiety

Stem4 Org is a teenage mental health charity and it has some valuable tips and an app for helping anxiety during these difficult times.

You can take a look here

Find more links to support below

Get in touch

If you would like to contact us with any further queries then please complete the form with your details and message and one of our team will be in touch.